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Pownce, the easy way to send out goodies to friends has announced a few new helpful features.
Sending brief snippets of text, images, photos and links just got a little easier with Pownce's new updates. Besides beefing up the system to run faster, the team has integrated in:
Event notifications - the most recent five upcoming events you have been sent will appear on the right hand side of ...
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